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Stray Pointers is a podcast where seemingly ordinary people join us for extraordinary discussions.
There are a lot of amazing people out there. I thought that it would be interesting to interview people accomplishing or having accomplished amazing things in a variety of subject areas including computing, BBS's, hacking, health care, music, comic books, writing, illustration, education, journalism, podcasting, startups, electronics, video games, astronomy, agriculture ... you name it.
For more information about the podcast, please see Jim Lawless' Stray Pointers page at:
https://straypointers.com
Illustration is © 2023 by Rick J. Lundeen. Please visit Rick's sites :
https://rickjlundeen.wordpress.com/
https://www.teepublic.com/user/rick-lundeen
There are a lot of amazing people out there. I thought that it would be interesting to interview people accomplishing or having accomplished amazing things in a variety of subject areas including computing, BBS's, hacking, health care, music, comic books, writing, illustration, education, journalism, podcasting, startups, electronics, video games, astronomy, agriculture ... you name it.
For more information about the podcast, please see Jim Lawless' Stray Pointers page at:
https://straypointers.com
Illustration is © 2023 by Rick J. Lundeen. Please visit Rick's sites :
https://rickjlundeen.wordpress.com/
https://www.teepublic.com/user/rick-lundeen
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Website for the Advent of Code competition: https://adventofcode.com/
Cameron's GitHub Repo: https://github.com/ccunning2/AoC2025/tree/main/aoc-2025
Juan's Github Repo: https://g…
Tom Zimmer has implemented a variety of Forth compiler systems ranging from 8-bit commercial Forths to more modern implementations. Tom discusses his background with electronics, computing, and Forth.
Tom's websites: https://photobubba.com/ https://tomzimmer.wordpress.com/
The Win32Forth Project…
Cameron Cunning and Juan Vazquez rejoin the show to discuss our approaches to the forthcoming Advent of Code 2025 coding competition in December.
#rust #elixirlang #dlang #Aoc2025 #AdventOfCode #programming
Website for the Advent of Code competition: https://adventofcode.com/
Cameron's GitHub R…
Angela Sylvaine returns for her fourth appearance on the show. She and Jim recap the story of her first three novels and her future works including her forthcoming book Cold Snap.
Please visit Angela's linktr.ee page for her book order and social media links:
https://linktr.ee/angelasylvaine
Telecommunications and BBS pioneer Nick Andrew talks about the TRS-80 Model I workalike known as the System-80. With many hardware modifications, Nick wrote and operated his own BBS on the System-80 in the 1980's. As time went on, Nick continued as a telecom pioneer.
#z80 #trs80 #fidonet #bbsing
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Leor Zolman, creator of the BDS (Brain Damage Software) C compiler for CP/M ... the first commercial C compiler for microcomputers ... joins the show. We discuss his compiler, tech writing, the genesis of The C Users Journal, his book Illustrated C, his path to teaching, and his journey in dealing …
June 25, 2025 ( recorded on February 13th, 2024)
This episode is a reissue of an earlier audio-only episode with added video.
Christine Seeman joins the show to discuss a variety of programming languages including Java, Ruby, and Go. We also discuss her live international speaking events.
We…
May 16, 2025
Mike Taylor, author of the VIC-20 text adventures Magic Mirror and Nosferatu as well as the Commodore 64 game The Causes of Chaos joins the show. We talk about those early adventure games, his evolution as a software developer, Perl, paleontology, and his book about the 11th incarnati…
Rob Sherman joins the show to discuss his early years of BBSing in the 1980's and his current telnet bulletin-board systems running on Atari 8-bit gear.
Rob's telnet BBS's are as follows:
Southernamis.ddns.net:23 This BBS runs in the AWS cloud 24/7 on Atari 130XE, 850 interfaces at a lightning sp…
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